Rowland Hall Saint Mark's - Hallmark / Lantern Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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MR. PURDY, HEADMASTER When your spirit cries for peace , come to the world of canyons deep in an old land; feel the exultation of high plateaus; the strength of moving waters , the simplicity of sand and grass ; and the silence of growth. August Fruge 4

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The 1979 Hallmark staff is pleased to bestow its dedication this year upon a woman whose genuine affection for the school , tireless efforts on our behalf, and warm personality have made her a truly deserving candidate for this distinction. Mrs. Genevieve Carey has over the years proved herself to be a fine teacher and a true friend, and we are honored to recognize her many contributions in this way. Mrs. Carey received her B.A. degree from Eastern Michigan University and completed two years of graduate study at the University of Michigan prior to coming to Utah. She has continued her graduate work at the University of Utah. She joined the faculty of St. Mark ' s School and has remained at RHSM since 1961 . Mrs. Carey ' s teaching credentials are in English, History, and Political Science. Since coming to RHSM, she has also become a media specialist. Mrs . Carey and her husband , Ralph , are the parents of Carolyn, Janet, and Bryce, all of whom have graduated from our school . In addition to her regular teaching skills , Mrs . Carey is a language expert. She introduced the Spalding method of reading instruction to Utah and has trained other teachers in the method at BYU, the University of Utah, and here at Rowland Hall . Her many talents and unaffected devotion to education have endeared Mrs. Carey to not only the staff and students at the school , but to the community in general; and it is with pride and gratitude that we honor her as the dedicatee of the 1979 Hallmark. 3

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Mary Clark Director Of Studies Of all the days, tomorrow is the dumb one . Today we lie in our eternal port; And all our yesterdays have lighted someone The way to dusty -something of the sort. -R. P. Lister Tony Larimer Head Of Upper School We all know that something is eternal. And it ain ' t houses and it ain ' t names and it ain ' t earth, and it ain ' t even the stars -everybody knows in their bones that something is eternal , and that something has to do with human beings . All the greatest people ever lived have been telling us that for five thousand years, and yet you ' d be surprised how people are always letting go of that fact. There ' s something way down deep that ' s eternal about every human being . -Thornton Wilder 5